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JUNIORBOYSCALFRIDING Reno McGill, Gardnerville, Nevada 59 Steer riding Davis Mar- desich, Gridley, 59 TIE DOWN ROPING Wyatt Brown, Red Bluff, 23:28 SENIOR STEER STOPPING Mason Mardesich, Gridley, 4:50 JUNIOR STEER STOPPING Riley Holloway, Oakdale, 5:84 BAREBACK AND SADDLE BRONC no qualified rides SENIOR BULL RIDING Levi Gray, Dairy, Oregon, 22 JUNIOR BULL RIDING Chase Wimer, Corning, 28 SENIOR ALL AROUND COW- BOY Wyatt Brown, Red Bluff SENIOR ALL AROUND COW- GIRL Chelsey Bushnell, Red Bluff JUNIOR ALL AROUND COW- BOY Jake Alexander, Corn- ing JUNIOR ALL AROUND COW- GIRL Riley Holloway, Oak- dale Rodeo FROM PAGE 1 DFM, Gannett and Ste- phens Media had been in- volved in multiple long-term partnerships that owned a diverse array of newspapers in multiple states. "While we have main- tained strong relationships with Gannett and Stephens Media over the years, we have mutually concluded that it is in the best inter- ests of all parties that we unwind the partnership structures in order for us to best focus our individ- ual efforts," Rossi said. The amounts of the cash pay- ments were not disclosed. "All of these are high- quality assets, with good futures ahead," Rossi said, referring to the papers in- volved in the transactions and ownership changes. Media FROM PAGE 1 The Tehama eLearning Academy class of 2015 in- cluded 25 high school di- ploma candidates. "There will be bad days. I can guarantee that," Carl- son said. "But I can also guarantee that there will be good days. So, when you're job hunting, apply- ing for a job, applying for apartments, going through a breakup or wondering how you're going to get through a few more weeks until your next paycheck, remember that you are never given more than you can handle. And you can handle this." The Tehama eLearn- ing Academy employs a blended academic model, including both online and on-site learning, according to its website. "Our target is any stu- dent who can benefit most from a self-paced, person- alized instruction that is delivered on site or in the home via technology," ac- cording to the website. Keynote speaker Rich DuVarney, the school's su- pervisor and incoming principal and superinten- dent, told the school's grad- uating students that they would become leaders of their communities. "We're counting on you," DuVarney said. "We're counting on you to be tax- payers, we're counting on you to be successful." Outside of the knowl- edge gained in the class- room, he said, success re- quires punctuality, perse- verance and politeness. "You have the opportu- nity to do great things in your life, so make good de- cisions," DuVarney said. "Be a contributor to society, and go forth and do well." Jena MacDonald, who graduated as a sophomore, also delivered remarks dur- ing the graduation cere- mony. The Tehama eLearning Academy class of 2015 in- cluded Meghan Aisenbrey, Breanna Ayala, Miranda Bennett, Bridget Carlson, Kylee Carter, Austin Crow- ell, Sidney Doherty, Jordon Elliott, Marisa Fulks, Josh- alynn Grant, Tezrah Groff, Heather Hoffman, Eddie Lopez, MacDonald, Wyatt Martin, Rachel Mesa, Cait- lin Nichols, Abby Norbury, Alicia Palazzo, Cody Scow, Samantha Tackmier, Da- kota Watson and Pebbles Webb. Academy FROM PAGE 1 JenaMacDonald,whograduatedasasophomore, delivered remarks Friday at the graduation ceremony at the State Theatre in Red Bluff. PHOTOS BY ANDRE BYIK — DAILY NEWS The Tehama eLearning Academy class of 2015included 25students. PHOTOS BY CHIP THOMPSON - DAILY NEWS Nicole Tomasello, 15, of Cottonwood competes in barrel racing Saturday evening at the Corning Jr. Rodeo. Bailey Bean, 17, of Gerber competes in barrel racing Saturday evening during the Corning Jr. Rodeo. Riley Holloway, 13, of Oakdale competes in the junior girls' breakaway roping Saturday evening during the Corning Jr. Rodeo. CHIP THOMPSON — DAILY NEWS ABOVE: The intersection of Pine and Washington streets was among those closed surrounding the Tehama County Courthouse Saturday morning a er a report of a suspicious package in the area was made. BELOW: A member of the Shasta County Bomb Squad examines the suspicious package Saturday at the Te- hama County Courthouse. For full story, see page A1. COURTESY PHOTO BY LINDA BULLOCK SUSPICIOUS PACKAGE SAFE, NOT SORRY BILLYDEANKARNES Billy Dean Karnes 89, of Los Molinos passed away May 23,2015. Graveside services will be at Los Molinos cemetery June 3rd at 10:00am. Obituaries R ed Bluff Simple Cremations and Burial Service FD1931 527-1732 Burials - Monuments - Preneed 722 Oak Street, Red Bluff Combining Quality and Low Cost is what we do. www.affordablemortuary.net•529-3655 FD1538 LocatedinChico,CA TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 2015 REDBLUFFDAILYNEWS.COM |NEWS | 7 A